Here at Art Infliction, we run into the rare instances of having so many blog entries to the point that we run out of pages that can house any blog entry, with the week of May 18, 2020 through May 24, 2020 being such a week.
However, we always think of ways to showcase content that needs to be showcased. Especially in specific situations, such as when Artist Vs. (Con) Artists: Part 2 needed to be showcased on May 23, 2020 or when Heard Might Not Be The Word needed to be showcased on October 7, 2020.
And now you can add November 23, 2024 to that category, as Steve Kaycee blogs about his ongoing Flickuum decision process.
You can read about it via the entry below.
“Flickasbord, Volume 117”
Ever since mid last month, there has been constant number-crunching in determining the amount of pre-Dream Scenario open Flickuum spots. And every step of the way, it’s been a mind warp. Let’s begin.
First up, speaking of that number-crunching, I’ve totaled up every Tier 1 through 3 movie with A] The combined 652 movies in Tiers 4 and 5, B] All 16 Tier 6 movies, C] The 18 Tier 7 movies that have 26F designations, D] Both Tier 7 movies with HCC designations, E] 85 of the 109 Tier 8 movies, F] 37 of the 59 Tier 9 movies and G] 5 of the 13 Tier 10 movies, which totals up to 2,451 non-Dream Scenario movies. But of course, all of that doesn’t include the other 45 movies in Tiers 8 through 10, as I want to keep 49 open spots completely available for other movies that I might have overlooked. So, because of that, I have those 45 movies as fallback options for any of those 127 movies that are on the active assessment/re-assessment roster, in the event that any of those 127 movies fail. Yes, it’s a counterproductive decision, as any of those 45 could be way more dynamic than any of those 127, especially since 32 movies that were previously active on the assessment/re-assessment roster all put forth dismal showings in trying to deem themselves worthy of Flickuum status. Here’s hoping for more “Asking For It” type outcomes and less “Good Burger 2” outcomes.
Given the logjam in Tiers 8 through 10, a pair of 2025 movies could each be an early candidate for The 99ers page yet could very likely outrank all 19 movies that are currently on that page. And as to what those two 2025 movies are, well they are 1] “The Unbreakable Boy”, which gives off vibes that are very similar to “Wonder” and 2] “Black Bag”, which is Marisa Abela’s first “post-Back To Black” movie. But maybe making both of those movies being bound for The 99ers page might not even be necessary, due to all of the uncertainty surrounding those 127 movies, so stay tuned.
And finally, one 2025 movie that won’t be slipping through the cracks to The 99ers page is “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl”, simply because of the successful reputation of “Wallace & Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit” proceeding it. Besides, it would also be really cool having this upcoming Aardman movie battle the last one (Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget) March Madness style.
Well, today/tonight is yet another work day of needing to come up with completed content to once again balance out a Nog Report that will once again have multiple Land Of Infusion items, and needing to come up with that on the heels of re-assessing yet another momentum-killing movie in “Good Burger 2”. But the momentum-killing and the trickle down effect that it had/has on me won’t rear its head after this latest Nog Report, as it’s freaking time to have some assessment/re-assessment marathons again. And of course, that freaking time begins after this next posting of The Nog page URL.
Until the next time.